Antimaskers are teaming up with the proud boys to threaten School Boards over mask mandates. While one School Board Meeting in North Carolina was so chaotic, attendees attempted to overthrow the officials and install themselves as a new board. Theres also Something Else thats happening right now about 3,000 miles away from the u. S. In brazil. Stay with me because there is a connection. Today is brazils independence day. Tens of thousands of demonstrators came out in support of their president , jair bolsonaro. Bolsonaro won a closely watched president ial election in 2018 and his victory signalled the countrys shift to the far right. He has praised the Countrys History of Military Dictatorship and has advocated torture. He was able to win the presidency by tapping into the resentments held by the while upper and upper upper middle classes in a country that like the u. S. Is rife with antiblackness and racism. During the pandemic, bolsonaro downplayed covid despite getting covid himsel
reporter: this is tam nguyen s council district. if that is the situation, i hope it won t happen. i would urge they do anything to fix it. reporter: they allow housing to be built in known flood planes, the new berryessa b.a.r.t. station too. the flood may prompt a re-evaluation of planning and building. preventing another flood will be the focus of hearings. we will have additional information and know exactly what is it that went wrong and how we can go ahead and prevent that from fute damage. i don t know what the answer is right now. reporter:n san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. and we will get to that news conference in san jose just as soon as it begins. a mudslide is preventing crews from repairing a damaged pipeline in the east bay and that s cut water service to 90 people. that slide is blocking morgan territory road near marsh creek road. morgan territory road is closed. this is 10 miles east of walnut creek. water crews can t get in there to fix this
the new organization plans to open the largest memorial honoring the thousands of victims of lynching in the united states. .he project includes a museum both will be located in montgomery, alabama. i am pleased to have him back at the stable welcome. aen he went to montgomery as , did you see this career happening? i didn t see everything that would come. in a poor community where i saw the anguish and suffering. i knew the way people internalized that hurt. i saw people humiliated and so when i got to montgomery, the desire to see things change was very real. realize thinks would develop as they did. i went as time when you could still have a conversation with rosa parks. hope all that we can get to the point where we can talk about these issues in a broader context. do and a lot of work to we have had some setbacks that i now realize that we have to talk about these issues more broadly. charlie: did you want to have a big life? brian: no, i just wanted to make a difference
come to terms with. rose: bryan stevenson and michael krk williams next. funding for charlie rose is provided by the rose: funding for charlie rose has been provided by the following: and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. bryan stevenson is here, he is a public interest lawyer who has dedicated his life to fighting racial discrimination in the criminal justice system. his efforts have also focused on putting a spotlight on the legacy of slavery in america. his nonprofit equal justice initiative has saved 125 death row prisoners from execution. he s also won a landmark supreme court ruling that held mandatory life without parole sentences for minors is unconstitutional. the organization plans to open the first and largest memorial honoring the thousands of victims of ly
come to terms with. rose: bryan stevenson and michael krk williams next. funding for charlie rose is provided by the rose: funding for charlie rose has been provided by the following: and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. bryan stevenson is here, he is a public interest lawyer who has dedicated his life to fighting racial discrimination in the criminal justice system. his efforts have also focused on putting a spotlight on the legacy of slavery in america. his nonprofit equal justice initiative has saved 125 death row prisoners from execution. he s also won a landmark supreme court ruling that held mandatory life without parole sentences for minors is unconstitutional. the organization plans to open the first and largest memorial honoring the thousands of victims of ly